[SOLVED] 3700x at stock

[ikethehero]

I'm trying to just run my cpu at 3.6 stock but it keeps jumping. I've disabled PBO in bios but nothing seems to have changed. I'm using an ASUS x570-pro board and have windows set to balanced performance mode.

 

[chun2maru]

create manual profile on ryzen master if u want it to run on ur desired speed or set it from bios

 

[ikethehero]

create manual profile on ryzen master if u want it to run on ur desired speed or set it from bios

I'm gonna try ryzen master, what voltage should I set it at for leaving it at 3.6?

 

[chun2maru]

I'm gonna try ryzen master, what voltage should I set it at for leaving it at 3.6?

i never make it to 3,6 so i dont really know , whats is the reason u want it run at 3.6 ?

 

[M3rKn]

the easy way is to set the power plan to Balanced (recommended) - the windows version

AMD Ryzen Balanced optimizes the CPU to hit peak boost and that is what causes the voltage spikes

 

[CountMike]

Let it jump, why do you want to intentionally cripple CPU ?

 

[GarrettL]

Agreed, PBO is a good thing. Why hamper your cpu performance?

 

[M3rKn]

Let it jump, why do you want to intentionally cripple CPU ?

Agreed, PBO is a good thing. Why hamper your cpu performance?

The OP possibly has a stock cooler. Which can cool the CPU just fine even with PBO enabled. BUT the noise is annoying as hell to deal with. Which is why I went with a 360 AIO.

 

[Math Geek]

i'll agree there. i got a new 3700x and figured the stock cooler would be fine. but that fan ramps up and down almost non-stop which is very annoying.

i'm looking at replacing the stock cooler as i type this. it's a decent cooler for sure, but i can't handle the fan changing speed 24/7.....

 

[M3rKn]

i'll agree there. i got a new 3700x and figured the stock cooler would be fine. but that fan ramps up and down almost non-stop which is very annoying.

i'm looking at replacing the stock cooler as i type this. it's a decent cooler for sure, but i can't handle the fan changing speed 24/7.....

What cooler are you getting?

 

[Math Geek]

not sure. haven't kept up with recent releases.

but if i gonna do it, it'll most likely be 125-150w or so air so PBO can do it's thing better though if there's better for similar money, i'll do it for sure.

don't really want AIO so gonna stay away from water on this one

 

[logainofhades]

i'll agree there. i got a new 3700x and figured the stock cooler would be fine. but that fan ramps up and down almost non-stop which is very annoying.

i'm looking at replacing the stock cooler as i type this. it's a decent cooler for sure, but i can't handle the fan changing speed 24/7.....

Are your bios, and chipset drivers up to date? There were some updates for that issue, iirc.

 

[Math Geek]

not sure about BIOS, but chipset should be. i'll check again to be sure. i sure hope there is a fix cause it is really annoying